Sistema Regional de Información
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el Caribe, España y Portugal

This article analyzes the social realities in Mexico from the 19th to the 21st century and how these are reflected in the Constitution and subsequently impact on the civil codes of the different historical stages. In addition, it makes a comparison in terms of human rights from the Constitution of Cadiz and to the reforms of June 6 and 10, 2011, and the epistemological impact on civil codes, from code of Oaxaca, dating to 1828, to the reforms to the Civil Code of the Federal District, of December 29, 2009.

This article reviews the contemporary situation of work in Mexico, through the framework of the transformations experienced in the workplace in the developed world in the last three decades; the critical labor conditions in Mexico are verified for a high proportion of the population, with special consideration for unemployment, underemployment and job informality; labor precariousness on which official quantitative estimates are made, by national and international standards. As a conclusion it is determined that precariousness in the current working conditions is the consequence of a nugatory and disjointed normative framework in consonance with institutional and political reasons that seem to be responsible, paradoxically, for preserving precariousness as a phenomenon that marks and regulates the ways to live, understanding and being able to explain the power relationship between capital and labor for a particular growing sector of the Mexican population.

The present article offers a legal analysis of the Extended Rights in Mexico, in comparative perspective with the regulations from The United States of America, The Federative Republic of Brazil and the Collective Processes Model Code for Ibero-America.

La presente obra de Herlinda Vite resulta ser de suma importancia en el mundo del Derecho principalmente, a partir del ya no tan nuevo proceso penal acusatorio y no sólo en el área del Derecho Penal, sino en otras áreas.

Private International Law from a normative point of view resorts, to determine the applicable law, rules that comprise the law itself: Be these indirect or conflict; direct or material and the internationally imperative or police ones; to apply or not to apply foreign law in such cases as international private legal relationships. Based on a theoretical study, in certain countries Judicial control of foreign law is planned with an orderly approach international audience and are limited only to constitutional control, it ensures that foreign law does not contravene the core principles of the society presented in the Constitution, which has to be challenged a different process from which foreign law is being applied, Cuba it is not an exception, only the judicial review, allows effective control of public order this article analyzes the constitutional functions from a theoretical perspective, as to argue international public order as a constitutional function and the need to carry out such control in order to preserve the most transcendent values and principles in society.

Taking the Inter-American System as a standard, through a comparative study, this article analyzes the jurisprudential state that protects the right to health in two of the most representative countries in Latin America: Mexico and Colombia based on the study of the criteria issued. by the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation and the federal courts. In the first case, the actions of the Colombian Constitutional Court, in the second case, contrasts the advances and limitations that have taken place in health matters and to provide a glimpse the Colombian guarantee trend as a reference to overcome the limitations that Mexico might encounter in health matters.

The right to personal protection data both in the constitutional and legislative scope are non-existent in the Cuban context; However, it is wise to analyze various current regulations in Cuba, taking into account the contents that are addressed in constituting important interpretative guidelines that provide evidence to the protection of information from a general perspective and, therefore, it becomes evident lack of protection to personal information and personal data. The purpose of this article is to check the historical background that in the normative order have been presented in diverse contexts, to then analyze the guiding principles that are needed to define the configuration the need of recognition of the personal information right in Cuba.

This article addresses some of the most significant issues pointed out by modern scientific doctrine for the delimitation of quantum respondatur. Based on the analysis of the regulations in force in the Cuban Legal System and with a study of comparative law, criteria are expressed on the needs to improve the contractual law in relation to the assessment of the damage that is to be compensated in order to achieve comprehensive reparation. The necessary elements are provided for a possible modification of the Cuban Legislation that includes the compensation calculation system and the determination of the restitution items. All this taking into account the changing conditions of economic and legal relations existing in the country, As an aim to establish a criteria for delimiting and quantifying the contractual damage recognized by modern doctrine and jurisprudence, to assess the relevance of its inclusion in the Cuban Civil Code

Nowadays, knowledge of ergonomics is of utmost importance to prevent the job risks that workers may suffer during their labor hours they are in a certain company providing their labor activities, since physical and mental health of the laborers run the risk of suffering alterations if preventive measures are not taken. The identification of unsafe conditions of the working area added to the recklessness and carelessness from workers, are some of reasons to the above-mentioned job risks. For these reasons appropriate measures need to be sought and adopted to avoid job injuries. This article gives an account of a qualitative and documentary research that presents the national and international legal framework applicable in this regard, so that industry must considered different means to prevent the above-mentioned labor risks.

El autor de Perfilación Criminal Principios e historia, Alfredo Velazco Cruz de profesión Psicólogo y máster en Criminología Forense con especialidad en el diseño de Perfiles Criminales, es considerado pionero de la perfilación criminal en nuestro país, docente, investigador y autor de libros como El manual de Psicología Criminal y Criminalística, Psicópatas la semilla del mal y la Psicopatología del Homicidio, capacitador y asesor en diferentes países como Brasil, Ecuador, Argentina, Perú, Estados Unidos, Colombia y Guatemala, quien aborda en una de sus últimas investigaciones el tema de la historia y principios de la perfilación criminal.